Halo Infinite: A secret ending cutscene has been discovered by fans

The Halo Infinite campaign has been out for some time now, and most fans have had enough fourth dimension to digest the implications of the game's story as well every bit the Halo Infinite ending and post-credits scene. However, some fans have fabricated a brand new discovery — in the depths of Halo Space's files, there's an unused and unfinished ending cutscene that was originally intended to play mid-fashion through the credits.

In the cutscene, The Pilot (also known as Fernando Esparza) is awoken by an alert from his Pelican dropship — much like he was in Halo Infinite's opening cutscene. Esparza looks outside of the Pelican's viewport and immediately freezes, calling Principal Chief into the cockpit. As Chief walks in, sees what's exterior, and shares a look of surprise with Esparza, the Pelican's estimator states that a UNSC tag has been detected and that the tag'south designation is friendly. The scene and so ends, leaving fans to wonder who — or what — has been plant. You can sentinel the cutscene below.

Many fans are speculating that Chief and Esparza may have come across some notable allies that were absent-minded from Halo Infinite'due south base of operations campaign, such as Captain Lasky and Commander Palmer, Spartan Locke, or the Spartans of Blue Team. Some as well believe that the friendly tag belongs to the Spirit of Fire and her crew, who may have traveled to Zeta Halo from The Ark following the events of Halo Wars 2. There are fifty-fifty people speculating that this could be the Arbiter and the Swords of Sanghelios, every bit the UNSC could accept created a friendly tag for the Arbiter and his forces.

Ultimately, simply time will tell who these allies are, but it's clear that since the Banished still control virtually of Zeta Halo and since Atriox has probable released The Endless, Primary Chief and visitor are going to need all the help they can get. Hopefully we'll get to see these allies in activeness in time to come Halo Infinite Story DLCs.

The Halo Infinite campaign is available now for $60 on Xbox Serial X, Xbox Serial S, Xbox I, and Windows PCs. Information technology's one of the all-time Xbox shooters ever made, so you should definitely selection information technology up and give it a shot.

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